Sarah Elizabeth Spencer
Top rated Business Litigation attorney in Salt Lake City, Utah
Practice Areas:
Business litigation,
Appellate,
Civil litigation
Education Qualification:
University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Practice Areas:
Business litigation,
Appellate,
Civil litigation
66 E Exchange Pl, #208Salt Lake City, Utah, 84111
First Admitted: 2004, Utah
Professional Webpage: https://www.spencer-willson.com/Sarah.html
Bar/Professional Activity:
- Co-Chair of Wills for Heroes Committee of Utah State Bar Young Lawyers Division, 2009
- Co-Chair of Utah State Bar Summer Convention, 2009
- Co-Chair of Wills for Heroes Committee of Utah State Bar Young Lawyers Division, 2010
- Co-Chair of Wills for Heroes Committee of Utah State Bar Young Lawyers Division, 2008
- Co-chair of Serving our Seniors Committee of Utah State Bar, Young Lawyers Division, 2011
Verdicts/Settlements (Case Results):
- May 15, 2009: After a five-day federal court jury trial, Ms. Spencer obtained a defense verdict for a construction and mining company accused of negligence in a towing incident involving a semi truck and front-end loader.
- October 2009: Ms. Spencer obtained a defense judgment following a bench trial in a premises liability action against a supermarket.
Pro bono/Community Service:
- Wills for Heroes Utah, 2008-present
Honors/Awards:
- Ms. Spencer was named a 2010 "Up and Coming Legal Elite" by the Utah Business Magazine.
- Ms. Spencer was named as a 2011 Up and Coming Lawyer by Utah Legal Elite, Up and Coming, Utah Legal Elite, 2011
Scholarly Lectures/Writings:
- In May of 2010, Ms. Spencer's article titled "United States Supreme Court to Determine Whether Public Law School's Nondiscrimination Policy Violates First Amendment: Christian Legal Society v. Martinez," was published in DRI's e-newsletter The Voice.
- In December of 2009, Ms. Spencer's article titled "The Importance of Pro Bono Legal Services: Why Young Lawyers Should Seek Out Rewarding Pro Bono Opportunities," was published in The Whisper, DRI Young Lawyers Committee Newsletter.
- In April of 2009, Ms. Spencer's article titled "United States Supreme Court Takes a Closer Look at Qualified Immunity: Pearson v. Callahan and its Implications for Constitutional Tort Defense," was published in The Whisper, DRI Young Lawyers Committee Newsletter.
Other Outstanding Achievements:
- At 16 years of age in 1999, Ms. Spencer was the youngest known graduate of Metropolitan State College of Denver.
- At 21 years of age in 2004, Ms. Spencer was the youngest documented graduate of the University of Denver College of Law.
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